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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates

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To: Bruce Brown who wrote (50385)2/15/2002 9:19:31 AM
From: hokieharry  Read Replies (1) of 54805
 
A very good and rational statement Bruce.

The problem is that I haven't heard of any Enron board member saying anything remotely close to that. Until they do, they don't deserve a seat on any board I want to invest in. That's not blacklisting. That's determining a criterion and seeing who meets it.

Was the criterion stated beforehand?

I still believe that with most boards, they receives only whatever the CEO/Chairman wants them to receive. And for a board member to go probing deeper, they will hit a steel curtain. Employees of a company are not going to talk off the record unless they know it's not going to hurt them by doing so.
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